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lkundrak@metalhead.club
how many bogomips does your computer have
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Oleksandr Natalenko, MSE 
oleksandr@natalenko.name
[~]> jctl -kb --grep BogoMIPS
zรกล 22 21:39:53 archlinux kernel: Calibrating delay loop (skipped), value calculated using timer frequency.. 6790.09 BogoMIPS (lpj=11312156)
zรกล 22 21:39:53 archlinux kernel: smpboot: Total of 32 processors activated (217280.12 BogoMIPS)
@lkundrak "Total of 16 processors activated (115246.00 BogoMIPS)"
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Arnd Bergmann
arnd@society.oftrolls.com@lkundrak 48.00 BogoMIPS on each of the 24 cores, so I guess 1152 in total. I wasn't sure if I'm supposed to just add them up, but lscpu also adds up the 4MB of L1i cache and 72MB of L2 cache, so I'm sure that's fine. The CPUs run at 75456 MHz total, giving it 0.01527 BogoInstructions per cycle, which I'm sure is the scientific way to compare these things.
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lkundrak@metalhead.club@dlatchx yeah @oleksandr got a faster computer and more cores
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Fanny Mobilier
dlatchx@tfnux.org@lkundrak @oleksandr oh, of course, you should multiply by 24 if you count all cores.
But it doesn't make sense for bogomips: it's not used to measure a computing power, just calibrate a scheduler
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lkundrak@metalhead.club@dlatchx @oleksandr first and foremost it's a swagness measuring contest
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@lkundrak @dlatchx @oleksandr honestly if you use bogomips for anything other than a dominance display you're a 5 digit wielding fool
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